Louis Max Kruger

Background

Kruger, Louis Max was born on November 5, 1916 in Norfolk, Virginia, United States. Son of Joseph D. and Sadie (Saunders) Kruger.

Education

Student, College William and Mary, 1939. Student, Temple University, 1940. Student, United States Army College Armed Forces, 1956.

Career

President Ultramar Agencies Company, New York City, from 1946, L.M. Kruger Associate, New York City, from 1950. Authority Economic and Social Development, Upper Amazon River Area, from 1940. Member United States Civil Services Commission, Washington, 1998.

Consultant Northwood Institute, Midland, Mish., 1964-1967, International Trade Development, Bogota, Colombia, 1964, Sonneborn Institute Israel Indiana Program, 1947-1967, General Council for Jews in Aviation in Palestine, 1956-1958, Latin America Development program, 1967.

Achievements

• Louis Max Kruger has been listed as a noteworthy economist, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fundraiser Jewish philanthropies, New York City, 1959, State Israel Bonds, Washington, 1964. With United States Army Special Services, 1945-1946. Member Masons.

Interests

• History of the jews, science, government, finance and development.

Connections

Married Shirley Linn Kruger, December 28, 1946 (deceased March 1998). Children: Anne Kruger Grossman, Albert A.

Father:

Joseph D. Kruger

Mother:

Sadie (Saunders) Kruger

Spouse:

Shirley Linn Kruger

child:

Anne Kruger Grossman Kruger

child:

Albert A. Kruger